Holiday Lighting in Coronado, CA

Holiday lighting goes up on Coronado homes and businesses with our crews doing the work. Choose white or multicolor LEDs, professional-grade and cut to follow the rooflines, attached by clips only, nothing nailed or screwed in anywhere. The connections are weather-rated. We lease the lights, so they stay with us and the customer pays by the season.

Call (858) 939-0040 for a free on-site estimate.

The Coronado tree lighting, as the Chamber lists it

The Coronado Chamber of Commerce’s holiday parade page lists “Coronado Annual Holiday Parade & Tree Lighting on Friday December 4, 2026”. That is the Chamber’s listing, not ours.

For the 2025 edition, the City’s events calendar described “The tree lighting of the magnificent 120-foot Christmas tree adorned with 18,175 twinkling lights at Rotary Plaza.” The Coronado Times reported in 2024 that “Holiday lights were added in 2022” and that “The new 11,179-foot length strand is longer than the 2-mile San Diego-Coronado Bridge”. The City’s page says Rotary Park “holds Coronado’s iconic Christmas tree”, and lists it at Isabella Avenue and Orange Avenue.

Lights at the Hotel del Coronado and on the bay

The Hotel del Coronado’s press release dated August 27, 2026 says its festive celebrations “will kick off on November 20, 2026, and last through January 3, 2027.” It adds that a 10-minute show takes place every 30 minutes from 5 to 9 pm nightly. The San Diego Bay Parade of Lights lists its 56th edition for December 13 and December 20, 2026, and says the parade turns toward Coronado. Those are the hotel’s and the organizer’s own listings.

Four City parks

Pendleton Park is listed at 431 Palm Avenue, Vetter Park at 1612 Cajon Place, Bandel Park at 1000 J Avenue, and Bay Circle Park at 100 Bay Circle.

One season with the lights

Estimate. We give it at the property, free.

Install. Installation continues through December.

Upkeep. Mid-season, a dark strand or section means a repair visit from us. After the season we take the lights down and keep them in storage.

Holiday lighting in Coronado, answered